Sentence examples for equitable trades from inspiring English sources

Equitable trades at 19 times projected 2005 earnings of $3.50 per share.

But behind this playful, almost whimsical, presentation lies a strong commitment to sustainable production and equitable trading relations with the company's suppliers.

Argentina and Brazil were determined to maintain the G-22 alliance and to continue pressing for more equitable trade for farmers in developing countries.

African-British voters should vote to leave the EU in order to enable the mother continent to negotiate more equitable trading agreements with the UK.

Now, Kelsall is leaving Malagasy to develop the newly established Equitrade Foundation, based around the philosophy of equitable trade between rich and poor nations.

Fairtrade says a December meeting of the World Trade Organisation in Kenya will offer an "early test" of whether the SDGs herald a new commitment to more equitable trade.

This is the kind of media attention we would have liked to arouse interest in our fine chocolate from Madagascar and the birth of equitable trading, our "Equitrade" philosophy, created over three years ago.

So multi-tiered efforts to address malnutrition must also be backed by sustainable and equitable trade and development policies.

Wayra workshops are fully committed to the principles of fair and equitable trade and constitute a sustainable source of income for the artisans.

"Even if we find that there's going to be effects on the watershed, effects on groundwater, effects on sacred sites, that there is not an equitable trade in terms of net value, then there's no remedy or mitigation that we can ask for because it's on private land".

Structural changes in policy such as a realignment of spending priorities, debt relief, equitable trade policies and a commitment to global corporate responsibility must complement other economic aid mechanisms for improving public health in the future.